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INHALT Vorwort 7 Aufsätze Régis BOYER, Naissances Astrales INHALT Vorwort 7 Aufsätze Régis BOYER, Naissances Astrales. Mythes cosmogoniques de la Scandinavie ancienne 9 Michael GOODICH, Miracles and Disbelief in the Late Middle Ages 23 Bernhard D. HAAGE, Vom Nutzen interdisziplinärer Forschung bei der Interpretation mittelalterlicher Literatur. Am Beispiel von Wolframs von Eschenbach `Parzival` 39 Donald J. KAGAY, Structures Of Baronial Dissent And Revolt Under James I (1213-76) 61 Claude LECOUTEUX, Romanisch-germanische Kulturberührungen am Beispiel des Mahls der Feen 87 Jacques LE GOFF, Le mal royal au moyen âge: du roi malade au roi guerisseur 101 Gundolf KEIL, Korreferat 111 Elizabeth D. LLOYD-KIMBREL, Architectonic Allusions: Gothic Perspectives and Perimeters as an Approach to Chaucer 115 J. David McGEE, Reflections Of The Thougth Of John Scotus Erigena In Some Carolingian And Ottonian Illuminations 125 Thomas H. OHLGREN, The Pagan Iconography of Christian Ideas: Tree-lore in Anglo-Viking England 145 Ortrun RIHA, Wiltrud FISCHER, Editionsprobleme bei naturwissenschaftlichen Texten des Mittelalters. Am Beispiel der Neuausgabe von Ortolfs von Baierland 'Arzneibuch' 175 Benedetto VETERE, I sogni nel medioevo 185 Jochen ZWICK, Zur Form und Funktion übernatürlicher Kommunikatonsweisen in der Frankengeschichte des Gregor von Tours 193 Edition PETER OF CORNWALL, The Visions of Ailsi and his sons, edd. Robert EASTING, Richard SHARP 207 Rezensionen Gesamtes Mittelalter Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, _Répertoire International des Médiévistes (P. DINZELBACHER) 265 János M. BAK, Mittelalterliche Geschichtsquellen _in chronologischer Übersicht (P. DINZELBACHER) 266 Eberhard BÜSSEM, Michael NEHER (Hgg.), Arbeitsbuch _Geschichte. Mittelalter (J. DÖRRIG) 267 Rudolf SIMEK, Hermann PALSSON, Lexikon der altnordischen_Literatur (A. QUAK) 268 David H. FARMER, The Oxford Dictionary of Saints (P. DINZELBACHER) 269 Hans PATZE, Fred SCHWIND (Hgg.), Ausgewählte Aufsätze _von Walter SCHLESINGER (K. COLBERG) 270 Jürgen KÜHNEL u.a. (Hgg.), Psychologie _in der Mediävistik (F. WÖHRER) 271 Peter WUNDERLI (Hg.), Der kranke Mensch in Mittelalter_und Renaissance (P. DINZELBACHER) 276 Jean MESQUI, Le pont en France avant le temps des ingénieurs (P. DINZELBACHER) 277 G. V. SCAMMELL, The World Encompassed (E. WOLDAN) 278 Frühmittelalter Jaqueline AMAT, Songes et Visions (P. DINZELBACHER) 280 Giselle de NIE, Views from a many-windowed tower_(G. SCHEIBELREITER) 282 J. N. HILLGARTH (Hg.), Christianity and Paganism, _350-750 (P. DINZELBACHER) 284 Hildegard TRISTRAM, Sex aetates mundi (D. EDEL) 285 Günther BINDING, Städtebau und Heilsordnung (P. DINZELBACHER) 287 Régis BOYER, Le monde du Double (A. QUAK) 287 F. Donald LOGAN, Die Wikinger in der Geschichte (J. HERRMANN) 289 Marc BLACKBURN (Hg.), Anglo-Saxon Monetary History_(H. KLEINSCHMIDT) 292 Hubert HOUBEN, Medioevo monastico meridionale (F. NEISKE) 294 Charles M. RADDING, A World Made by Men, Cognition and _Society, 400-1200 (P. DINZELBACHER) 296 Anthony GOODMAN, Michael CYPRIEN, A Traveller's_Guide to Early Medieval Britain (P. LENDINARA) 299 Hochmittelalter Réginald GRÉGORIE u.a., Die Kultur der Klöster (G. WINKLER) 301 Hermann FILLITZ, Martina PIPPAL, Schatzkunst (P. DINZELBACHER) 303 Raoul MANSELLI, Il secolo XII (P. DINZELBACHER) 305 Matthew FOX, Illuminations_of Hildegard of Bingen (P. DINZELBACHER) 306 Ulrich MÜLLER (Hg.), "minne ist ein swaerez spil" (A. CLOSS) 307 Gert KAISER, Jan-Dirk MÜLLER (Hgg.), Höfische Literatur,_Hofgesellschaft, höfische Lebensformen um 1200 (F. WILLAERT) 310 Lambertus OKKEN, Kommentar zum Tristan-Roman Gottfrieds_von Strassburg (P. DINZELBACHER) 314 Elisabeth SCHMID, Familiengeschichten und Heilsmythologie_(H. BRALL) 316 Franz UNTERKIRCHNER, Tiere, Glaube, Aberglaube_(P. DINZELBACHER) 318 Luiz C. MARQUEZ, La peinture du Duecento_en Italie centrale (M. REINHARD-FELICE) 319 Juliet BARKER, The Tournament in England 1100-1400 _(M. SWANTON) 320 John LANGDON, Horses, Oxen and Technological Innovation_(T. GEBHARD) 322 T. B. BARRY, The Archaeoloy of Medieval Ireland (E. ROESDAHL) 323 Karen GLENTE, Hellige kvinder (T. NYBERG) 325 Bettina FALKENBERG, Die Bilder der Münchener_Tristan-Handschrift (F. O. BÜTTNER) 325 Spätmittelalter Otl AICHER u.a., Das Risiko, modern zu denken (W. STÜRNER) 328 Wojciech IWANCZAK, Tropem rycerskiej przygody (J. STRZELCZYK) 328 H. M. ZIJLSTRA-ZWEENS, Of His Array _Tell I No Lenger Tale (O. GAMBER) 330 R. H. BREMMER (Hg.), The Fyve Wyttes (J. HOGG) 332 Kurt RUH (Hg.), Abendländische Mystik im Mittelalter_(J. LANCZKOWSKI) 333 Peter DINZELBACHER, Dieter BAUER (Hgg.), Frauenmystik_im Mittelalter (P. OCHSENBEIN) 336 F. P. VAN OOSTROM, Het woord van eer (E. KOOPER) 338 Barbara A. HANAWALT (Hg.), Women and Work _in Preindustrial Europe (A. STOKLASKA) 340 Danièle ALEXANDRE-BIDON, Monique COLOSSON, L'Enfant_à l'ombre des cathédrales (P. DINZELBACHER) 341 Reinhard SCHNEIDER (Hg.), Das spätmittelalterliche_Königtum im europäischen Vergleich (J.-M. CAUCHIES) 343 Hartmut BOOCKMANN, Die Stadt im späten Mittelalter_(P. DINZELBACHER) 347 Stephan KOHL, Das englische Spätmittelalter (E. KOOPER) 349 Walter ZIEGLER, Karl-Heinz RUEß (Hgg.), Gotik _an Fils und Lauter (P. DINZELBACHER) 350 Dagmar THOSS, Flämische Buchmalerei (F. O. BÜTTNER) 351 Bernhard KIRCHGÄSSNER, Fritz REUTER (Hgg.), _Städtische Randgruppen und Minderheiten (H. KÜHNEL) 355 Kongreßankündigung 359 <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Mediaevistik 2 CLASSEN, Erotik Dinzelbacher, Quellenprobleme Dobozy, Veldeke Durliat, Enjeu economique Edel, Tierherrvostellungen Goetz, Kirchefest Heimann, Gegenfeste Hoffmann, Minnesang Janssen, Liebesburgbelagerung Sprenger, Bäuerliches Feiern Tipka, Subjekt Weick, Ornithologie Rezensionen Gesamtes Mittelalter Norris J. LACY (Hg.), The Arthurian Encyclopedia (A. CLASSEN)_____________________________273 Brian P. MCGUIRE (Hg.), Mennesker i Danmarks og Europas Middelalder (P. DINZELBACHER)_________________________275 Hedda GUNNENG u.a. (Hgg.), Kvinnors rosengård (T. NYBERG)_________________________________________278 A. BLASUCCI u.a., La Spiritualità del Medioevo (C. CAROZZI)________________________279 Joachim EHLERS, Ansätze und Diskontinuität deutscher Nationsbildung im Mittelalter (J. HERRMANN)______281 Warren TREADGOLD (Hg.), Renaissances Before the Renaissance (P. DINZELBACHER)______________________________283 Norman COHN, Das neue irdische Paradies (D. JOSCHKO)__284 Bernd HERRMANN (Hg.), Umwelt in der Geschichte (J. HERRMANN)_______________________________________286 Hans C. PEYER, Von der Gastfreundschaft zum Gasthaus (H. HUNDSBICHLER)____________________________288 Willi ERZGRÄBER, Sabine VOLK (Hgg.), Mündlichkeit und Schriftlichkeit im englischen Mittelalter (H. VOLLRATH)_____290 Peter SPUFFORD, Money and its use in medieval Europe (L. TEWES)_______________________________292 Claude LECOUTEUX, Les nains et les elfes au moyen âge (A. QUAK)____________________________293 Willene B. CLARK, Meradith T. MCMUNN (Hgg.), Beasts and Birds of the Middle Ages (A. CLASSEN)___________________________295 Marcel DURLIAT, Die Kunst des frühen Mittelalters / ID., Romanische Kunst / Alain ERLANDE-BRANDENBURG, Gotische Kunst (P. DINZELBACHER)______________________________298 Hans REMPEL, Die Rolandstatuen (H. BOOCKMANN)___________301 Paolo BREZZI, Paesaggi urbani e spirituali dell'uomo medioevale (G. GLEBA)_____________________________302 Josef FLECKENSTEIN, Ordnungen und formende Kräfte des Mittelalters (H.-W. GOETZ)______________________________304 Frühmittelalter Claudio LEONARDI (Hg.), Il Cristo III (G. v. BROCKHUSEN)__307 Horst D. SCHLOSSER (Hg.), Althochdeutsche Literatur (J. JAEHRLING)_________________________________308 Helmut ROTH, Kunst und Handwerk im frühen Mittelalter (P. DINZELBACHER)_______________________________310 David M. WILSON, Angelsächsische Kunst (P. DINZELBACHER)_______________________________312 Wilfried HARTMANN, Die Synoden der Karolingerzeit im Frankenreich und in Italien (G. TABACCO)________314 Patrick CORBET, Les saints ottoniens (S. BOESCH- GAJANO)______________________________________________________316 H. BEKKER-NIELSEN u.a. (Hgg.), FÝrste - syvende tvaerfaglige Vikingesymposium (T. CAPELLE)_________________________319 Stephen E. FLOWERS, Runes and Magic (R. BOYER)______320 Jaques PAUL, L'Eglise et la Culture en Occident I (G. WINKLER)____________________________________323 Hochmittelalter Jürgen SYDOW u.a., Die Zisterzienser (P. DINZELBACHER)___325 Ambrogio M. PIAZZONI, Guglielmo di Saint-Thierry (P. DINZELBACHER)____________________________326 Peter Abaelard, Theologia summi boni, ed. Ursula NIGGLI (G. MENSCHING)_______________________________________________328 P. BLUMENTHAL, J. KRAMER (Hgg.), Ketzerei und Ketzerbekämpfung in Wort und Text (M. ERBSTÖßER)_______329 Eugen THURNHER, Politik und Dichtung im Mittelalter (H.-D- HEIMANN)_______________________________________________331 Gudrun HAASE, Die germanistische Forschung zum 'Erec` Hartmanns von Aue (M. DALLAPIAZZA)__________332 Lambertus OKKEN, Kommentar zum Tristan-Roman Gottfrieds von Strassburg III (P. DINZELBACHER)___________________________333 Mary F. WACK, Lovesickness in the Middle Ages (A. CLASSEN)____________________________________________________333 Kathryn GRAVDAL, Vilain and Courtois (A. CLASSEN)____________________________________________________336 William D. PADEN (Hg.), The Voice of the Trobairitz (A. CLASSEN)____________________________________________________339 H. JÄGER u.a. (Hgg.), Civitatum communitas (H.-D. HEIMANN)________________________________________341 Spätmittelalter Renate BLUMENFELD-KOSINSKI, Not of Woman Born (A. CLASSEN)____________________________________________________345
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